rel_gain produces undesired correction results for fixed gain and should be disabled.
I have added rel_gain correction in the list of disabled corrections and removed unused legacy parameters (device), which will cause errors for new modules.
# Correction Booleansonly_offset = False # Apply only Offset correction. if False, Offset is applied by Default. if True, Offset is only applied.rel_gain = True # do relative gain correction based on PC dataxray_gain = True # do relative gain correction based on xray datablc_noise = True # if set, baseline correction via noise peak location is attemptedblc_stripes = True # if set, baseline corrected via stripesblc_hmatch = True # if set, base line correction via histogram matching is attemptedmatch_asics = True # if set, inner ASIC borders are matched to the same signal leveladjust_mg_baseline = True # adjust medium gain baseline to match highest high gain valuezero_nans = True # set NaN values in corrected data to 0zero_orange = True # set to 0 very negative and very large values in corrected datablc_set_min = True # Shift to 0 negative medium gain pixels after offset corrcorr_asic_diag = False # if set, diagonal drop offs on ASICs are corretedforce_hg_if_below = True # set high gain if mg offset subtracted value is below hg_hard_thresholdforce_mg_if_below = True # set medium gain if mg offset subtracted value is below mg_hard_thresholdmask_noisy_adc = True # Mask entire ADC if they are noise above a relative thresholdcommon_mode = True # Common mode correctionmelt_snow = True # Identify (and optionally interpolate) 'snowy' pixelsmask_zero_std = True # Mask pixels with zero standard deviation across trainlow_medium_gap = True # 5 sigma separation in thresholding between low and medium gain
